Americans need proper healthcare, but none of the presidential candidates are offering solutions that work.

Who'll Address America's Most Pressing Domestic Issue?

America is electing new leader. Candidates main focus is on America's foreign policy. Meantime, over 40 millions are abounded by leaders and living without health insurance. Millions more are looking for more affordable options and can't find any. Most agree that "HillaryCare' is not a solution, but what is?

None of Candidates is talking about alternative that makes sense.

www.2insure4less.com, a health insurance comparison shopping site, reports massive amount of requests for lower health insurance quotes, but very few are buying. The survey shows those who shopping for health insurance find offers either unaffordable, too front, or side loaded. In the meantime, Americans still have no idea how dangerous it has become to be ill or injured and go to an emergency room.

The chance of surviving a heart attack now depends on availability of room in hospitals and your type of insurance as main factor. America's health safety net of last resort is ripping apart, hospitals are closing under constant pressure from managed care agencies to cut costs, rising immigrant populations, most of whom lack insurance and a severe shortage of nursing staff.

John Billings, director of the Center for Health and Public Service Research at New York University, presented figures showing that in New York, 50 percent of children had no contact with any medical personnel in the first 30 days of their lives. But 50 percent showed up in emergency rooms during their first year.

Federal law requires emergency rooms to allow all patients access to emergency care 24 hours a day, regardless of ability to pay, but waiting time is so long, that people are leaving or dying before they can get help, and to make matters worse, the number of hospitals and emergency rooms is shrinking rapidly making it harder to find and to deliver sick people on time.

America's housing and financial crisis resulting in shortage revenues in coming years could deal a final blow causing complete meltdown of the Health care system in America if the Health Care Crisis continues to be ignored. President Bush, during first year presidential campaign, promised to invest $5 billion into the US healthnet system, however the actual budget had no net increases to emergency health care system.

We invite creative thinkers of America to help come up with a new workable concept or creative approach to solve health care crisis. The best ideas will be presented to presidential candidates and will keep you informed of who's ideas are, if any, picked it up and by what presidential candidate.